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@fodsaks
@fodsaks 7 лет назад
I love the fact that Gondorf shows Lonegan his OWN money!
@mattfoley6082
@mattfoley6082 5 лет назад
I was going to comment but you beat me to it. Gets me every time. Balls of steel.
@actioncom2748
@actioncom2748 4 года назад
I love the fact that Gondorf gives it back to him at the book joint. Lonnegan financed his own downfall.
@11Kralle
@11Kralle 3 года назад
@@actioncom2748 It's not sure, that Lonnegan experienced his own downfall after being tricked out of 500 thousand dollars - he was saved though from the bogus FBI-raid by the police-goon, he bought years ago!
@actioncom2748
@actioncom2748 3 года назад
@@11Kralle Snyder didn't save anyone. He was Gandorf's dupe. He helped sell the con and got Lonnigan to leave in a hurry.
@rolandsanchez623
@rolandsanchez623 3 года назад
Right!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
@bgmcc907
@bgmcc907 6 лет назад
Best part of the scene was the facial expressions of his right hand man. Classic!
@TheJokerMan2
@TheJokerMan2 3 года назад
He worked with Newman on butch cassidy they were pretty good friends
@MrKajithecat
@MrKajithecat 6 лет назад
I love the terms they use at the end. "Take a powder" means to depart to avoid a difficult situation and "welshed" which means to break an agreement. Nice touch.
@bingola45
@bingola45 5 лет назад
'Departing' from a moving train might be a little risky...
@apseudonym
@apseudonym 4 года назад
Not gonna lie, I needed subs for all the grifter lingo
@Vickvineager
@Vickvineager 4 года назад
diane cry-anne nguyen never heard of the saying welshed on a bet?
@SkyBlueKangaroo
@SkyBlueKangaroo 4 года назад
I must admit I always thought the term was to “welch” on a deal, but apparently both are acceptable (unless you’re from Cardiff obviously).
@andymassingham
@andymassingham 3 года назад
I still say “take a powder.” Also, “tell it to the marines!”
@calebduprest6438
@calebduprest6438 3 года назад
I love the train whistle after he puts down the Jacks.
@phaedrabacker2004
@phaedrabacker2004 3 года назад
Perfect.
@tor378a
@tor378a 9 лет назад
This was a such a great movie. Such a shame that Newman and Redford only did 2 movies together. Clearly, there was great chemistry between them.
@fountaincap
@fountaincap 8 лет назад
+tor378a Agreed. Wish they would have done a "buddy cop" movie together.
@HovaNirvana
@HovaNirvana 7 лет назад
tor378a This is true. But at least the two they made were timeless classics.
@annakimborahpa
@annakimborahpa 6 лет назад
They needed Robert Shaw as the heavy to play off of. Shaw's intense intimidating character was the perfect foil for the two likeable con artists.
@chrisroman3415
@chrisroman3415 6 лет назад
They were best friends.
@kurdishzombie
@kurdishzombie 6 лет назад
What's the other movie called?
@davidr5961
@davidr5961 8 лет назад
"you owe me 15 grand pal"; what a scene
@johnclavis
@johnclavis 7 месяцев назад
I just noticed that that line is ADRd. You can see the sound doesn't quite match his lip movements. I wonder if Hill wanted a clearer pronunciation or just didn't like the sound but loved the expression so he had Newman re-record it
@mx953
@mx953 7 месяцев назад
that must have been like 150k nowadays
@williamroddy
@williamroddy 8 лет назад
"What was I supposed to do? Accuse him of being a better cheat than me????"
@keithstyer19
@keithstyer19 4 года назад
Hate that that isn’t included in this clip.
@MrNorm-lr5iv
@MrNorm-lr5iv 2 года назад
Sting one of Greatest movies of all time. Not only is acting sensational, but so is cinematography & sound editing. Example: In this clip at exactly 2:05 minute mark when Newman's call reveals 4,Jack's, the camera zooms in on the cards coupled with the hollow ghostly wail of a steam locomotive whistle. This is absolutely brilliant & kudos to whoever decided to insert it in this special scene. They should have gotten an award for it. Both the whistle & look on Robert Shaws face is one of the best combos in movie making. Why? Because to the real train buffs, this sound rings & reminds those who built & maintained the largest American Steam Locomotives of the 1930's that each engine had it's own personalities. No one engine was exactly like another. No one engine sounded exactly like the other. Sadly, It's a testament to Chicago 1930's vanishing of American era of styles & character that many of us loved..
@crypastesomemore8348
@crypastesomemore8348 2 года назад
Bro you ever heard of a dinosaur
@Mikethecubfan
@Mikethecubfan 11 лет назад
I love the look on the guy behind Newman when he drops those jacks - and then Newman flashes him his own wallet they lifted - Great movie
@lancewalker1999
@lancewalker1999 11 месяцев назад
That was Charles Dierkopp Later was in a tv series with Angie Dickinson called Police Woman.
@brucemcbain3150
@brucemcbain3150 9 лет назад
Such a great movie. What a terrific scene. Despite repeated viewing, I can still feel the tension.
@RB2331
@RB2331 9 лет назад
+Smegweevil Smegweevil. i agree bro...i have watched this scene 20x and still enjoy it ! I am shocked the dude didn't question the validity of the cards and have them checked out ! lol
@josephfarrugia2350
@josephfarrugia2350 5 лет назад
@@RB2331 "What was I supposed to do? Accuse him of being a better cheat than me????"
@nuntiuso7347
@nuntiuso7347 3 года назад
@@RB2331 the thing is, right before this game, Doyle Lonnegan (the bad guy) had his henchman Floyd (guy behind Henry) fix the cards in the deck with 9s and 3s. So he was already cheating. If he questions the validity, he would risk getting called out himself. He later says along the lines of “what was I supposed to do? Call him a better cheater than I?”
@SenorPlaid
@SenorPlaid 11 лет назад
"You owe me fifteen grand, pal." Best card game in filmed history.
@leafyutube
@leafyutube 6 лет назад
Robert Shaw was born to play antagonists.
@johnfay8931
@johnfay8931 6 лет назад
He died too soon. Can you imagine him in his later years - definitely would have been a Bond villian.
@alexbacchetta1368
@alexbacchetta1368 6 лет назад
John Fay From Russia with love. He played a villain called Red Grant. Tasty little fight scene between him and Sean Connery..
@scottknode898
@scottknode898 5 лет назад
John Fay he did play Bond villain in classic 1963James Bond film From Russia With Love as the psychotic Spectre assassin Donald “Red” Grant who is hired to kill Sean Connery’s James Bond and they have some of the most famous scenes together in the James Bond series. I won’t give it away as you should see the movie one of Shaw’s best earlier films and Connery’s.
@TheSaturnV
@TheSaturnV 4 года назад
Robert Shaw was born to play Captain Quint.
@jbizzle1966
@jbizzle1966 3 года назад
So sorry to learn Robert Shaw died long time ago. He was a brilliant actor so convincing in his roles
@nothingbutice3833
@nothingbutice3833 3 года назад
That perfectly timed train whistle when Newman shows his hand
@crypastesomemore8348
@crypastesomemore8348 2 года назад
Yeah, it’s almost like it’s a movie and they planned it or something
@winstonchurchill8974
@winstonchurchill8974 8 лет назад
The best poker scene from the best con movie of all time, courtesy of two outstanding actors and one great director who had one fantastic script.
@doriangray2020
@doriangray2020 3 года назад
The Cincinatti Kid was just as good if not better.
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 3 года назад
@@doriangray2020 'Cool Hand Luke'....''We ain't never had one of those before"
@doriangray2020
@doriangray2020 3 года назад
@@russellking9762 another great poker scene.
@doctorsleep2911
@doctorsleep2911 4 года назад
paul newman telling him when you come to a game you bring your money WHILE SHOWING HIM HIS MONEY...that is too funny...
@terriquinlan7683
@terriquinlan7683 4 года назад
No one did a slow burn better than Robert Shaw. You would have to have serious moxie to pee this guy off. Love all the performances in this film.
@GorillaRadio88
@GorillaRadio88 9 лет назад
They don't make movies like this anymore
@funkmike
@funkmike 7 лет назад
They didn't make a lot of movies like this back then, either...this is truly one of a kind.
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
to bad they don't make like this anymore
@michaelotten2724
@michaelotten2724 6 лет назад
2 con serve a tive
@thomaspiccirillo6820
@thomaspiccirillo6820 4 года назад
THIS AND THE THE APARTMENT BEST 2 SCREENPLAYS E EVER EXCEPT MAYBE THE GODFATHER
@nevenmilijic5539
@nevenmilijic5539 3 года назад
@@thomaspiccirillo6820 don't forget about Network (1976).. brilliant screenplay by Paddy Chayefsky
@jbizzle1966
@jbizzle1966 3 года назад
So sorry to learn Robert Shaw died long time ago. He was a brilliant actor so convincing in his roles
@matteoromenghi
@matteoromenghi 4 года назад
Terrific acting. One of the best, finest movies of all time.
@nuntiuso7347
@nuntiuso7347 3 года назад
Robert Shaw’s angry eyes are amazing
@MrCaveman366
@MrCaveman366 10 лет назад
Paul Newman is brilliant in this film!
@JohnSmith-op1tc
@JohnSmith-op1tc 6 лет назад
Ray Walston does a very nice job as part of the Sting team, as J.J. Singleton, the track announcer. I will have to get a copy from the library and show it to my sons.
@scottknode898
@scottknode898 5 лет назад
MrCaveman366 Paul Newman, Robert Shaw and Robert Redford are all legendary actors. R.I.P. Paul Newman and Robert Shaw
@theundertaker5963
@theundertaker5963 3 года назад
You would be hard pressed to find a single movie where he is not brilliant in it.
@Facelessman254
@Facelessman254 3 года назад
@@theundertaker5963 He would have made the coolest James Bond ever.. just saying.
@theundertaker5963
@theundertaker5963 3 года назад
@@Facelessman254 While I have to agree, he was far too American to play the part of an witty, up tight British (Not So) secret agent. What would have been marvelous would have been making a series of rival movies about an American agent with bravado and panache staring Paul. Essentially what James Cameron did years later with Arnie in True Lies to reboot Arnie's action figure persona, but with acting capabilities of Paul of course.
@spinozacelt
@spinozacelt 12 лет назад
ahh,its marvelous.Marvelous.the moment Newman says "four jacks" is classic.
@alektb9492
@alektb9492 Год назад
I will never forget how shocked and delighted I was when he showed four jacks… one of my favourite movies of all time! They don’t make movies like this anymore…
@DinorwicSongwriter
@DinorwicSongwriter 3 года назад
they dont show when he switches cards, I guess thats part of the mystery, he's so good, even the camera man misses it lol
@lovelylovelylauren
@lovelylovelylauren Год назад
I think it was either when he slapped the card down on the table or when he reached in his pocket for his matches both of those are distracting to take any attention off of what he may be doing with his other hand but yeah that’s the mystery.
@orlandoalessandrini2505
@orlandoalessandrini2505 Год назад
May have been a vest switch.
@ledari
@ledari 7 лет назад
For me this is the top 3 film ever. I just love movies with suprise endings.
@gabrieldjatienza6971
@gabrieldjatienza6971 3 года назад
To anyone wondering why this movie beat The Exorcist for best picture, this scene is among many scenes to justify its Oscar win!
@pacnwcomre1
@pacnwcomre1 10 лет назад
One of the best scenes scenes in American cinema history. I think the movie won 9 Academy Awards., including best screen play.
@orangefox1231
@orangefox1231 10 лет назад
Ten nominations, seven wins. Wins Academy Award for Best Picture Academy Award for Best Director - (George Roy Hill) Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Screenplay - (David S. Ward) Academy Award for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration - (Henry Bumstead and James W. Payne) Academy Award for Best Costume Design - (Edith Head) Academy Award for Film Editing - (William H. Reynolds) Academy Award for Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation - (Marvin Hamlisch) Nominations Academy Award for Best Actor - (Robert Redford) Academy Award for Best Cinematography - (Robert Surtees) Academy Award for Sound - (Ronald Pierce & Robert R. Bertrand)
@marshaloiscamillephilpotts9608
@marshaloiscamillephilpotts9608 4 года назад
Paul Newman looks like he is having so much fun these poker scenes in The Sting and I think he liked pushing Robert Shaw's buttons during the scenes who never broke character and I have a feeling Shaw wanted to kick his butt to has to be restrained from doing it, I love them both and they are the best.
@ysgol3
@ysgol3 7 лет назад
Re some of the comments here, surely what makes this wonderful scene do deliciously joyous is that we KNOW what Henry did was in reality absolutely impossible in that pressure situation when he was being watched so carefully, so the sense of pleasure and justice when he then does it in the face of Doyle the vicious cheat's smugness is fantastic. I think the director, who was flawless throughout this movie - there isn't a flawed SECOND in it IMHO - was brilliant and original enough to realise that the audience wouldn't just 'accept' that something impossible was being done, they'd happily embrace it. ( A similar thing, albeit in a surreal comedy, happened when Gene Wilder 'showed' in the chess piece scene how quick on the draw he was in Blazing Saddles.)
@oneputtsteven
@oneputtsteven 11 лет назад
0;30 is where he makes the switch, brilliant.
@soulsector599
@soulsector599 11 лет назад
i just love the steam sound when camera shows 4 jacks on the table. i mean how steamed was lonnegan after that :)
@seanathin-c7n
@seanathin-c7n 7 лет назад
2:14 Getting the bill from your university at the end of the semester
@rickyray2794
@rickyray2794 5 лет назад
lmao, yeah I am paying out of pocket getting my BAS because I don't want federal loans. I get it cut up into monthly payments, my god its a lot of money.
@kenoliver8913
@kenoliver8913 Год назад
I love how he shows Lonnegan his own (pickpocketed) money.
@sharks5752
@sharks5752 8 лет назад
One of the better movies of all time, from a Con perspective..I think he was tipped by JJ earlier in the movie what Shaw would do..Saw this movie at least 100 times
@johnschmitt6564
@johnschmitt6564 5 лет назад
And he cheats pretty good at it. JJ said it with a smile and then gondorf smiled
@jimslancio
@jimslancio 10 месяцев назад
"He likes to Cold Deck low - eights or nines."
@Calvertron
@Calvertron 10 лет назад
Best part of the whole movie.
@byronlee8745
@byronlee8745 9 лет назад
I agree!
@jonathant4095
@jonathant4095 8 лет назад
Agreed
@870Rem12gauge
@870Rem12gauge 8 лет назад
Gondorf knew if he layed downed 4 queens or kings, he'd be called for cheating. But too much less, he could lose the hand. It was a gamble.
@andrewgrant2948
@andrewgrant2948 3 года назад
The guy had a ten kicker on his 4 nines so he had to have exactly 4 jacks (6 kicker).
@wky4619
@wky4619 4 года назад
One of the most classic scene ever.
@franciskeegan6577
@franciskeegan6577 3 года назад
What
@say-cred
@say-cred 10 лет назад
cheater vs cheater.. love it!!
@donaldpaluga
@donaldpaluga 6 лет назад
say-cred like my pappy always used to say there's no more deeply moving religious experience.....THAN CHEATING ON A CHEATER!-Bret Maverick
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
cheater vs cheated
@marshaloiscamillephilpotts9292
The actor who looks like Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers is Charles Dierkop, he is a character actor born on September 11, 1936 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA, he was in Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid 1969 as outlaw member of the Hole in the Wall Gang Flat Nose Curry, played Floyd, Robert Shaw's character Doyle Lonnegan bodyguard in The Sting 1973, the two movies were directed by George Roy Hill and starred Paul Newman and Robert Redford.
@Isleofskye
@Isleofskye 4 года назад
Still alive at 83 :)
@sovereignruler
@sovereignruler 4 года назад
Gondorff not only steals his money but managed to fix the cheat to steal another fifteen thousand dollars from Lonnegan. Priceless!
@kreba13
@kreba13 11 лет назад
epic scene, robert shaw is brilliant.
@krystalharwood3123
@krystalharwood3123 10 лет назад
was, my friend
@YorkistWhiteRose
@YorkistWhiteRose 7 лет назад
He does great stuff with his eyes here.
@Skidoo22
@Skidoo22 6 лет назад
Yes, much like Patrick McGoohan.
@franciskeegan6577
@franciskeegan6577 3 года назад
Yeah but not a patch on Newman even admitted in an interview he could outperform Redford but not Newman and Shaw didn’t compliment anyone
@SGH-rt6ci
@SGH-rt6ci 6 месяцев назад
2:13 You owe me 15 grand PAL - love the tone of Newman’s voice 😂
@franksmith6411
@franksmith6411 5 лет назад
The question is how, how, does Gondorf switch the cards being so scrutinized by the other men so close to him in the car? Clearly, Gondorf is a master slight of hand expert and had the cards previously set up and ready. Always one step ahead of your enemy. He had to know that the four of a kind "pushed" to him was a set up. The key is he never shows it in his facial expressions. Gotchya!
@Isleofskye
@Isleofskye 4 года назад
You asked how how does Gondof switch the cards under heavy scrutiny? I am sure it's because clearly, Gondorf is a master slight of hand expert and had the cards previously set up and ready. As he is always one step ahead of your enemy he had to know that the four of a kind "pushed" to him was a set up. The key is he never shows it in his facial expressions. ................that's just what I think anyway ......how about you ?
@babyyaoo8916
@babyyaoo8916 4 года назад
Isleofskye you just said the same thing
@SergeantExtreme
@SergeantExtreme 3 года назад
@@babyyaoo8916 That's the punchline of Isleofskye's comment. Frank Smith answers his own question in his own comment making Frank's comment read like it was written very poorly.
@seanarmstrong503
@seanarmstrong503 11 лет назад
holy shit, I was clapping in applause! haha Paul Newman and Robert Shaw. just great!
@nexttvmarketing
@nexttvmarketing 7 лет назад
Paul Newman was a beautiful human being...
@russellking9762
@russellking9762 3 года назад
And one of the coolest actors ever....I also watched him moving through the pits at Indy talking to his drivers and mechanics.....Cooool..!
@SenorPlaid
@SenorPlaid 11 лет назад
Love in the next scene, where Newman says to Redford: You're up, kid. But I gotta tell ya, it's a hard act to follow. Great movie!
@johnschmitt6564
@johnschmitt6564 5 лет назад
THEIR NOT AS TOUGH AS THEY THINK...NEITHER ARE WE GREAT LINES IN THIS FLICK
@williamphillips6049
@williamphillips6049 3 года назад
I've never seen a guy look more pissed off! Lol!!
@KK-jb1fy
@KK-jb1fy Год назад
When I watched The Sting for the first time I couldn’t stop thinking about how maybe 10-15 years ago you could’ve easily made a remake of this movie with M McConaughey for Newman and B Pitt for Redford.
@robhileman8890
@robhileman8890 2 года назад
When his voice changes after he’s won is all lomegan needs to know he got hustled.
@recklessted
@recklessted 4 года назад
"When you come to a game like this you bring your money" he says, showing Lonnegan his own money that his crew stole earlier.
@michaellazzeri2069
@michaellazzeri2069 Год назад
There are precious few films that just ARE, irresistible, but this is surely one. it's such a good time, & the acting is top notch, that needing a " feel good " film makes this one a 1st class ride, all the way. -----MJL,
@kckcmctcrc
@kckcmctcrc 8 лет назад
love this movie, Shaw was awesome.
@fredriksvard2603
@fredriksvard2603 2 года назад
Shaws expressions, damn
@Forensource
@Forensource 11 лет назад
Robert Shaw never has luck in trains... He was the assassin in "From Russia with Love."
@markkond8565
@markkond8565 8 лет назад
Or boats.
@balrog322
@balrog322 4 года назад
Forensource eloctrocuted himself on the subway tracks in the Taking of Pelham 1 2 3.
@FlaviusConstantius
@FlaviusConstantius 11 лет назад
The Taking of Pelham 123 didn't end too well for him either...
@nuntiuso7347
@nuntiuso7347 3 года назад
Or Jaws
@Facelessman254
@Facelessman254 4 года назад
Paul Newman is just badass
@wacoose
@wacoose 11 лет назад
They both cheated--Lonnegan tried to cold-deck him.
@amina-pr8xt
@amina-pr8xt 3 года назад
Linement
@mkarnerfors
@mkarnerfors 11 лет назад
I just dropped my jaw in my lap... you are right! I've seen both movies for... like *forever* and never made the connection!!
@philliphsieh83
@philliphsieh83 Год назад
You owe me 15 grand PAL!!!
@September2004
@September2004 Год назад
2:36 I love the fact that Gondorff was showing him the 15 grand Lonnegan was trying to find.
@paulwartenberg8479
@paulwartenberg8479 4 года назад
"You owe me 15 grand, pal." In that one line, this movie won its Oscar.
@StuPat78
@StuPat78 11 лет назад
My favourite film of all time.
@nexttvmarketing
@nexttvmarketing 7 лет назад
Its in my top ten
@hadylail8711
@hadylail8711 4 года назад
@@nexttvmarketing top ten please?
@svenniepennie4237
@svenniepennie4237 8 лет назад
Guy in the background with the hat on looks like Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
@870Rem12gauge
@870Rem12gauge 8 лет назад
Duke, Gomer Pyle, USMC.
@flintironstag2381
@flintironstag2381 7 лет назад
LMAO! He does!!!
@lauriewalker90
@lauriewalker90 7 лет назад
His name is Charlie Dierkop. Played with Earl Holliman and Angie Dickinson on the 70's tv show Mod Squad.
@michaelwhalen2442
@michaelwhalen2442 7 лет назад
Also on one Star Trek, the one where Mr. Scott was possessed by Jack the Ripper.
@craigsimons817
@craigsimons817 6 лет назад
Surely the other way around as this movie predates the Peppers by at least 15 years
@roquefortfiles
@roquefortfiles 9 лет назад
I love Floyds look. Goes from smug fuck to oh fuck!!
@greyman003
@greyman003 4 года назад
One of my favorite movies ever. The sequel was excellent too.
@DEJANasd
@DEJANasd 11 лет назад
Look closely when he reaches for matches to light up a cigarette
@PaulRockey
@PaulRockey 3 года назад
I still don’t know how Paul Newman switched the cards without the goonie behind him seeing it.
@JohnQ1127
@JohnQ1127 12 лет назад
One of the best scenes in the movie.
@lechat9488
@lechat9488 9 лет назад
Robert Shaw is so menacing in this film, much like in Pelham 1,2,3
@Danbo020759
@Danbo020759 5 лет назад
This movie fires/hits on all cylinders. They don't make movies like this anymore.
@jamesroboyle
@jamesroboyle 3 года назад
This is the alternate reality where Cool Hand Luke survives the gunshot and goes onto hustling others as a card shark lol
@rhettgedies7467
@rhettgedies7467 3 года назад
what timeline has him becoming a pool hustler instead?
@jamesroboyle
@jamesroboyle 3 года назад
That’s in another parallel timeline lol
@jamesroboyle
@jamesroboyle 3 года назад
@@rhettgedies7467 That’s Fast Eddie Felson , not cool Hand Luke .
@rhettgedies7467
@rhettgedies7467 3 года назад
@@jamesroboyle Yep :)
@johnanthonyp
@johnanthonyp 2 года назад
We're mostly here for Robert Shaw. Scariest thing in movie history is his story. Alien maybe second. Nothing since the seventies has been scary.
@ewanmacfarlane9195
@ewanmacfarlane9195 3 года назад
Anyway we delivered the bomb.
@douglasdavis8395
@douglasdavis8395 2 года назад
And the lad under that beautiful Borsalino is Charles Dierkop; a Star Trekker! Along with Ray Walston and James Sloyan.
@kurtb8474
@kurtb8474 11 месяцев назад
This scene is pure gold. I try to see if I can tell when Gondorf switched his cards, especially with everyone standing around him.
@patu8010
@patu8010 5 лет назад
Tough luck, Rinnegan!
@webleypug
@webleypug 4 года назад
patu8010 - "The name's 'Lonnegan!'"
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
"DOYLE Lonnegan. You're gonna remember that or your gonna get yourself another game. Ya follow?"
@amina-pr8xt
@amina-pr8xt 4 года назад
Alright, Lonoman
@anylite6318
@anylite6318 9 лет назад
Great actors
@markwinchester3005
@markwinchester3005 4 месяца назад
'Take a powder'...hilarious.
@thatfilmgeekguy
@thatfilmgeekguy 12 лет назад
love this scene. great quality too.
@BoyThe1234
@BoyThe1234 12 лет назад
You owe me 15,000 pal. Badass line
@DRSTRANGELOVEIN
@DRSTRANGELOVEIN 3 месяца назад
“You come to a game like this, you bring your money!” *flashes Lonnegan’s own money at him
@DockJockShorts_76
@DockJockShorts_76 7 месяцев назад
Funny t, it’s funny that Henry’s tie when young and small looks like one big tie!!!
@mickeyh1961
@mickeyh1961 10 лет назад
great Film and what an ending also.
@ChrisDutch
@ChrisDutch 3 года назад
Still can’t figure out how Gondorf switched the cards.
@phaedrabacker2004
@phaedrabacker2004 3 года назад
It's movies baby.
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
FOUR 9'S . FOUR JACKS.
@douglee5599
@douglee5599 6 лет назад
MAKE IT Nice slow roll!
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
" you owe me 15 grand pal. "
@cubswin3838
@cubswin3838 4 года назад
Four fish hooks, and he reels him in! 👏
@ああ-j3r3i
@ああ-j3r3i 5 лет назад
痛快な忘れられないシーン!最高です!
@Coowallsky
@Coowallsky 10 лет назад
:59 - 1:15 is the switch
@afrofinka
@afrofinka 5 лет назад
2:08 When the eyes "shaw" more than anything else...
@GoldwaterB
@GoldwaterB 9 лет назад
This is perfection. But great actors don't necessarily give you great scenes. So I wonder: How much of this is due to the director, George Roy Hill? I'm guessing that they huddled before shooting scenes, and the director built on everyone's ideas of how to play this. (Compare this to a movie like Argo, where I got the impression director Ben Affleck just turned the pages of the script and simply shot each page as written. No great, memorable scenes like this one, as a result.)
@larryfalter1267
@larryfalter1267 9 лет назад
Moy Musouka well you have 2 of the 4 best actors of all time in this scene
@lewiskeyes9683
@lewiskeyes9683 8 лет назад
+Moy Musouka Couldn't agree with you more. It takes a great director to plan a scene like this... obviously you have to have the actors and a damn good script- but the tension, the camera work, the pacing- that's a filmmakers job.98% of the films I have seen come out of Hollywood- the last 3 years have left no lasting impression on me at all.Imagine they just remade "The secret in their eyes"- a movie that took best foreign language film in 2010. I saw the original because I live 3 blocks from an arthouse theater in San Francisco. They don't promote films that make most of the modern Hollywood stuff look like what they are- quickly shot-quickly promoted-anything to make a buck. Coppola spent 3 years making Apocalypse Now. Ben Affleck probably shot Argo in 40 days.
@GoldwaterB
@GoldwaterB 8 лет назад
Lewis Keyes Lewis, well said.
@surfercharlie25
@surfercharlie25 7 лет назад
Let's not forget the writer, David Ward, either. Redford later said that it was a perfect script, and Newman echoed that same sentiment.
@certaindeed
@certaindeed 10 лет назад
My favorite scene
@ReccaWolf
@ReccaWolf 7 лет назад
I wish they could explain how Paul Newman swapped 4 Jacks with the four 3s without getting spotted from behind. They never did explain how he got away with it. XD
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
" Always drink gin with the mark kid, that way he can't tell if you cut it. "
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
I'll bet you $ 15,000 grand that exactly what Doyle Lonnegan wishes.
@aspsiw
@aspsiw 6 лет назад
He swapped the whole hand
@jamescollinson2179
@jamescollinson2179 5 лет назад
That's no problem for someone skilled in sleight-of-hand card manipulation. Gondorff already knew that Lonnegan would likely cheat with four of a kind usually 9's or 10's and so he had four jacks and a fifth card hidden. The only real risk was if Lonnegan's fifth card had been a jack or even possibly the same as Gondorff's fifth card. Then Gondorff couldn't show his hand without getting caught for cheating and would have to fold.
@christervainio
@christervainio Год назад
Great movie, great actors.❤
@eldo59
@eldo59 11 лет назад
1:30 turning around in the corner LOL
@jimtalor7971
@jimtalor7971 4 года назад
Easy switch of cards, Cut...Props....Action!
@walkingandadventures6114
@walkingandadventures6114 3 года назад
The of the all time great movies..
@taesokimim5832
@taesokimim5832 9 лет назад
U owe me 15grand pal.
@caraceleste6904
@caraceleste6904 7 лет назад
I'm locked in the basement but there's room lol
@aceseights8815
@aceseights8815 3 года назад
Cool that Newman goes by ‘Shaw’...
@ARLimon74
@ARLimon74 6 лет назад
"When playing a high stake game like this...have lots of money and look like a sucker".
@makeit7579
@makeit7579 6 лет назад
" always drink gin with the mark kid ; that way he can't tell if you cut it "
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